Aurora X1 scans every market, scores each setup, and walks you through a disciplined, paper-first workflow — so instinct becomes a repeatable process.
Most trading errors trace back to the same four faults. Here is what Aurora detects the moment they appear.
Pick a symbol and watch it get scanned, scored and risk-gated — the exact flow the workstation runs on live data, condensed to one card.
A full trading cockpit — the AI desk on the left, a live setup read in the center, exposure, news and your decision log on the right — powering on as you arrive.
Every guardrail is on by default. You build judgment first, and only then decide when to go live.
Start with $10,000 in paper money — no real capital required until you decide to go live.
One disciplined rhythm, from the pre-market bell to the post-session review.
Everything above is illustration. These are captures of the live product — the same build members trade their paper books on today.
No. Aurora X1 is an educational decision-support system. It scores setups, explains risk and enforces a disciplined process — it never promises returns, and nothing on this page or in the app is investment advice.
No. Every account trades a $10,000 paper book inside a simulator. There are no deposits, no withdrawals, and no connection to your funds — by design, not as a limitation.
The flagship mode: Aurora operates the simulator itself — scanning, deciding, executing and journaling its own paper trades while you watch every decision in a live stream. Three autonomy tiers, a hard risk engine on every entry, and an Emergency Stop that is always yours.
Aurora X1 is invite-only and access goes out in waves. Request an invite below with your email — that's the whole process, no payment details, no commitment.
Live market feeds — real-time where broker data is configured, clearly-labelled delayed data otherwise. The app tells you exactly how fresh every number is; nothing is fabricated.
No — it's built beginner-first. An AI tutor explains every term in plain English, a process coach grades the quality of your decisions (not just the outcome), and the replay simulator lets you practice on history before touching the live paper book.